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Neil Wallis Not Guilty of Phone Hacking

Neil Wallis has been found not guilty of phone hacking. Wallis is a former deputy editor for the now-closed News of...

The New York Times didn't want to publish cartoons depicting Muhammad, but it did publish a picture of Pope Benedict...

A UK woman named Maddison Hawk complained over six press stories about her. After Hawk had £25,000 worth of plastic surgery, she...

Several news outlets incorrectly reported that Queen Elizabeth II just dropped $7.9 million on a Manhattan condo near the United...

Will the Wall Street Journal be sued for libel over its reporting on the prime minister of Malaysia, the United...

Karin Ward, a woman who accused comedian Freddie Starr of groping her in the 1970s, won't be sued for libel...

A Korean high school student nicknamed the "Genius Girl"--because she purportedly was accepted to several Ivy League colleges and offered a...

Another Trinity Mirror journalist has been arrested for phone hacking, the Guardian reported. "All I can confirm is that an employee...

The UK Sun published an image of Queen Elizabeth II -- about seven years old -- giving the Nazi salute....